Comments by "" (@manofsan) on "Binkov's Battlegrounds"
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@shreeyanshcool4604 Nehru was only a lawyer and not an economist or businessman, so he wasn't smart on how to improve the economy. Mao was only a soldier and not an economist, so he wrecked his economy with idiotic "reforms" (Great Leap Forward). In order to save himself from his folly, he came up with new stunt to invade Tibet and take its riches (they literally referred to Tibet as "great western treasurehouse" because they saw it as a good place to raid). That's what brought China right up to India's borders, and led to 1962 War. Every time China's govt ends up in trouble like this, then they try to push westward, like they did with their invasion of Tibet. China's more recent trouble was that US was pushing back against China's ever-expanding trade imbalance, and this forced China's Xi to come up with new stunt called Belt-&-Road, which was about pushing westward toward Middle East & Europe. Now China's latest biggest trouble was due to COVID-19 which they stupidly tried to cover up, and made worse by infecting the world. So that's why China's Xi is becoming even more pushy by authorizing military clash with India, and also interfering in Nepal's politics. China has also forced Pakistan to amend its constitution to give highest control to CPEC Authority (which is basically China - so China now has legal control over Pakistan)
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India's BrahMos supersonic anti-ship missile is a 1-shot-1-kill weapon capable of destroying any ship in China's surface fleet. China prefers to use submarine warfare, which is what it has practiced for against USA. In order to defeat India, China would have to divert so many forces that it would leave its other numerous fronts vulnerable. In order to hold any territorial gains, China would have to expend disproportionate resources. Do a google search for an image of the border as seen from space at nighttime - you'll see plenty of lights on the Indian side, but the Chinese side is dark like an empty ocean - no Chinese live near the border, but plenty of Indians do. India has enough bomb-making potential from military(submarine) nuclear reactors which cannot be inspected - it's really a matter of India carrying out a thermonuclear test, which it retains the right to do in an emergency situation. China knows that if it attacks, this would give India the excuse it needs to carry out such a test. Meanwhile, time is on India's side - China's population has been rapidly aging due to the legacy of commie schemes like One Child Policy, but meanwhile India's overall population is much younger. Even economically India's growth rate has now overtaken China's, so that it's only a matter of time until India narrows the gap.
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